30.105

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30.105 is a well-known standard for medium-voltage AC drives, and its application field and working principle are of great importance to operators. This standard specifies the ranges of voltage, frequency, electrical power requirement, starting current, torque, acceleration and deceleration of AC drives for industrial installations.

The application field of 30.105 is very wide and the standard applies to a wide range of applications that use medium-voltage AC drives, including textile machinery, food and beverage machinery, packaging and assembly operations, conveyors, pumps, pumps, fans, compressors, motors, generators, saws, injection molding machines and other applications.

The working principle of 30.105 also complies with the general principle of AC drive technology. In brief, it consists of two parts: the generator and the motor. The generator converts mechanical energy into electric energy through intermittent or continuous rotation. The motor converts electric energy into mechanical energy through the rotation of the shaft. The combination of the generator and the motor drives the mechanical system with the generated electric current.

In addition, 30.105 also specifies operational parameters such as accelerating torque, decelerating torque, maximum torque, starting current, and the harmonic line-to-line voltage of the AC drive. These parameters are important for the operation of the AC drive and for the proper operation of the mechanical system.

The 30.105 standard is an industry-recognized standard for medium-voltage AC drives, and operators must be aware of its requirements before using the AC drive. This standard can help ensure a safe and efficient operation of the AC drive and protect the mechanical system from unnecessary damage.

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